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Erin Go Bragh GAA Club
The aim of Erin Go Bragh, GAA Club is to promote the Cumann Lúthcleas Gael ethos within the community of Clonee, Dublin 15,
through the provision of quality sports and related cultural activities for all irrespective of gender, ethnic background and religious beliefs.
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FEATURED CLUB NEWS
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All Ireland Football Qtr Final |
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Posted by johnnymc -
on Monday, July 26, 2010 @ 13:24:04 IST |
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The Dublin Senior Footballers will play Tyrone in Croke Park this Saturday 31st July.
§ Kerry v Down 2pm
§ Dublin v Tyrone 4pm
The deadline for ticket orders is 11.30am tomorrow morning (Tuesday).
I expect prices to be as follows:
Stand - €35
Terrace - €25
Please contact John @ 087 7541948 to order your tickets
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Weekly Club Notes 26-07-10 |
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Posted by -
on Monday, July 26, 2010 @ 13:21:15 IST |
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Dublin U14 (CROKE PARK) |
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Posted by noelhopkins1 -
on Friday, July 16, 2010 @ 09:41:21 IST |
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Hi All,
Kelly Hopkins Of Erin Go Bragh U14 Comogie team will be playing for the Dublin u14 squad, in a blitz on Saturday the 17th at St Bridges on the navan rd. This will be starting at 10.30am.
On Monday the 19th Kelly will be playing for the Dublin U14 Coillte School of excellence Participation day in CROKE PARK.
There will be eight counties participating in this event:
Monaghan, Kerry, Down, Offaly, Meath, Galway, Wexford and DUBLIN
All support is welcome.
Noel
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Table Quiz |
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Posted by johnnymc -
on Friday, July 09, 2010 @ 11:43:44 IST |
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Fundraising Table quiz
DATE: Friday 16th July
The Straw Hall from 08:30 pm
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Club Sponsor's |
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Club News Letter |
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July 2010
Issue 10
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Big Story of Today |
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There isn't a Biggest Story for Today, yet. |
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Irish Indo Headlines |
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» Colm O'Rourke: Hard graft can get Meath back on road to redemption F irst to the complaints department, which has been quiet this summer. Last weekend, the qualifier games were played on Saturday evening, but it was Monday lunchtime before this week's fixtures were released. OKAY, we may begin. Make sure you're sitting or lying in the most uncomfortable position possible. Put on a Joy Division album. Turn a garden hose on yourself till you're wet through. Eat the cold, congealed remnants of a three-day old snack box. Watch Brian Cowen speaking in the Dáil. Sky Plus that. Watch it again. And again. And again. By now you should have some idea of the mood which held sway in the west of Ireland in the 1980s. LAST February, Jim McGuinness gathered his Donegal under 21s into a huddle and told them they would win the Ulster title. One player started to laugh -- the giggles bursting out before he even realised it. ALL the talk in the build-up to last month's Connacht final centred on Sligo's heroics in overcoming Mayo and Galway. It presumed that this had earned them the right to be named champions-elect. T WO weeks ago, after the fourth-round qualifier draw was made, Kieran McGeeney received a text message from Paul Grimley. I N a recent online poll in the Meath Chronicle, almost half of voters opposed the decision not to offer Louth a rematch after the Leinster final ended in calamity. As a measure of public opinion, it is not claiming to be scientific, but nonetheless conveys some degree of conflict in the Meath state of mind. Ultimately, however, people will read what they want into polls and if they don't like the outcomes, they'll dismiss them. |
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